Conn. Practice Book § 7-4 (2026)

Sec. 7-4. Daybook The clerk shall keep daybooks in which to enter each case on the date upon which the matter is 185 7-11. —Judgments on the Merits—Stripping and Retention 7-12. —Actions Affecting the Title to Land 7-13. —Criminal/Motor Vehicle Files and Records 7-14. —Reports from Adult Probation and Family Division 7-15. —Retention Ordered by Chief Court Administrator; Transfer to State Library 7-16. —Motion To Prevent Destruction of File 7-17. Clerks’ Offices 7-18. Hospital, Psychiatric and Medical Records 7-19. Issuing Subpoenas for Witnesses on Behalf of Self- Represented Litigants 7-20. Records of Short Calendar Matters 7-21. Removing Exhibits and Other Papers filed on a docket of the court location. Each entry shall state the first named plaintiff and the first named defendant, unless otherwise prohibited by statute or ordered by the judicial authority, the date of filing and the number assigned to the case. Daybooks shall be retained for a period deter- mined by the chief court administrator. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 397.)